Locarno Treaties Shape Postwar Peace Prospects 1925
A 1925 overview highlights Locarno pactsigning as a landmark pledge for European security and peace, with Britain and France backing the accord plus hopes for Soviet engagement. It notes ongoing Arab, Moroccan, Chinese, and Turkish conflicts, League of Nations actions on Mosul and Greece Bulgaria, and debates over military aviation and war debts.
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EOWARE v. PICKARD _ fitending
Western Europe
League of Nationals
Germany
Family of Nations
Rusele
Locarao
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Briand
Hans Luther
Herr Stresemand
France
Spain
Abd-el-Krim
Syria
Turkey
League of Nations
Mosul
Great Britain
Egypt
China
Peking
Air Services
Army
Navy
Col
William Mitchell
Department of Aviation
Hawaii
League of Retoth
Baris
Disatiriment
United States
Geneva
Bapthubet
Betktor Racal Dandafand
Cetada
League
Gounell
Trak
Irak
Britain
Bulgaria
Abd-el-Kim
Riff
Morocco
Rif
Alecemas Bay
Krim
Shanghai
Washington
Ita
Conferres
Great Brita
Briand
Beranger
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Rumania
Coolidge
Peru
Chile
Tacna
Arica
General Pershing
Locarno Treaties Set Boundaries and Security Pact
International talks led to the Locarno agreements signed in London on December 1. France Germany Great Britain Belgium Italy Poland and Czecho Slovakia pledged to respect frontiers set by Versailles and to avoid attacks. Disputes could be referred to a conciliation commission or the Permanent Court of International Justice. The talks also touched on rapid evacuation of the Cologne area.
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Great Britain
Briand
Tutner
Stresemsanen
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Locarno
London
Verncilles
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ee Care
Cologne
Great Britain Returns to Gold Standard Amid Empire Alignment
British politics show limited drama as Liberals under Asquith rebuild, Labour splits, and Communists face restrictions. The key event cited is the April 98 gold standard reintroduction by Britain, with Australia New Zealand and South Africa following. Canada already on gold standard. Continuous report noted.
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Great Britain
Liberal Party
Herbert Asquith
Earl of
Oxford
Lloyd George
Labor Party
Baldwin
Laborites
Communist Party
Glasgow
Age Tralia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Canada
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